Society for Technical Communication Quality Special lnterest Group Quarterly Newsletter September 2003
Vol. 10, No. 3


Quarterly Newsletter of the STC Quality Special Interest Group

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Metrics: What We Measure and Why

Managing a group of technical writers on a large project is like herding cats. And then your boss waltzes into your office and asks you to produce “some metrics” for your part of the project.
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by Deirdre Murr

Customer Satisfaction As Quality Metric

We are in a stronger position to achieve better quality when we hear from our customers directly than when we assume we know what they want.
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By Diane Davis

Musing on Metrics column
Joining the Wagon Train

You say the project schedule is impossible, but no one listens to your objections? The engineers won't return your phone calls, let alone your drafts? And everyone ignores your milestones? I've heard it all before.
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by Steven Jong



Member Profiles Column


This column offers individual profiles of Quality SIG members.
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by Marla Davis



A Writing Process for Producing Quality Documents

Quality is not a step we tack on to the end of the process, but an integral part of each step of the process.
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by David Bringhurst


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